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ROGBot
For more info regarding the competition you can click here: http://www.asusrog.com/rog%20experience%20round%202.html
submissions for ROG and ASUS are stickied in the Desktop overclocking threads.
we can talk about the case mod discussions here
Discuss overclocking here
ill flat out say, there are a lot of loop holes if you are strategic enough, you can change the ambiet temp, have a ac blowing in the case, oc in the snow, use alternative materials for your case for weight.(carbon fiber panels, foam, cardboard, paper???? (remember weight may count but so do looks. you have to find the balance!!) BUT, one rule is, whatever is connected to the computer to make it turn on and run must be weighed in. that means all watercooling components, including radiator, psu, fans, HSF, screws, etc etc. (powercable is not factored in)
we must be able to hold on to the sides and not have everything fall apart.
so again, be strategic, there are many loop holes in how cut down weight, but it make affect the style, positive or negative. using paper as the side panels would definitely save a lot of weight, but it could look like :banana::banana::banana::banana:. or who knows, maybe you did some crazy blizzard origami, i dunno be creative.. style is worth 500 points
we want to see this:
NOT this: (if this is your car, I'm sorry for offending you)
:down:
:down:
but you get what i mean... design has to make sense.
submissions for ROG and ASUS are stickied in the Desktop overclocking threads.
we can talk about the case mod discussions here
Discuss overclocking here
ill flat out say, there are a lot of loop holes if you are strategic enough, you can change the ambiet temp, have a ac blowing in the case, oc in the snow, use alternative materials for your case for weight.(carbon fiber panels, foam, cardboard, paper???? (remember weight may count but so do looks. you have to find the balance!!) BUT, one rule is, whatever is connected to the computer to make it turn on and run must be weighed in. that means all watercooling components, including radiator, psu, fans, HSF, screws, etc etc. (powercable is not factored in)
we must be able to hold on to the sides and not have everything fall apart.
so again, be strategic, there are many loop holes in how cut down weight, but it make affect the style, positive or negative. using paper as the side panels would definitely save a lot of weight, but it could look like :banana::banana::banana::banana:. or who knows, maybe you did some crazy blizzard origami, i dunno be creative.. style is worth 500 points
we want to see this:
NOT this: (if this is your car, I'm sorry for offending you)
:down::down:but you get what i mean... design has to make sense.
